Based a half hour east of Dallas, the legendary hat company Stetson makes premium hats at a large factory in a quiet neighborhood. Inside a sprawling beige building, workers follow a process ...

The company's factory in Garland, Texas, employs more than 200 workers. Stetson hats are an American classic like baseball, apple pie and fireworks on the Fourth of July. The company was founded by ...

Stetson, the American hat brand founded in 1865, is having a banner year. To commemorate its 160 th birthday, the label has released an anniversary collection with limited edition iterations of its ...

HOUSTON – Welcome to Made in Texas, where we write about products made in the Lone Star State. Today, we’re featuring the accessory that became a staple of American cowboys over 150 years ago, the ...

It's a true classic as synonymous with the American West as cowboys and country music. In it's heyday it graced the heads of Hollywood stars such as John Wayne and Steve McQueen, not to mention being ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I am a NYC-based journalist covering the luxury and fashion industry. To mark the milestone, the brand has penned its first book ...

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WASHINGTON, APRIL 1, 2011 -- In a fingertip-to-the-brim nod to its American frontier history, the Army is changing hats again - returning to the tumultuous days of the horse Cavalry in the wild west ...

'What better place to have our iconic Stetsons made than a state known for their ten-gallon hats?!' a RCMP press release stated in January 2024 You can save this article by registering for free here.

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Ten-gallon cowboy hat inventor John B. Stetson Co. says a distributor is trying to pilfer the rights to sell the head covering of choice for the likes of Buffalo Bill Cody and John Wayne. The 157-year ...